people hold your horses, some people spreading FUD stories about mooncoin, but please be calm before the storm hits and take mooncoin highand those people are money horny i think ;-) just keep calm invest in money you can afford to set aside nothing more nothing less

just buy your piece of the cake , mooncoin, stand back sit down and relax , soon there will be updates i am sure of it

i am a holder sins the genesis of mooncoin, it never fails me believe me

thats what we do we hold we wait i have been waiting many years nothing change still the same the way things are at the moment maybe we have to wait even longer but thats ok we hold we wait we see who says history never repeats ?

Vassilis, please post sometimes at Bitcointalk.The community supports you and trusts you.The situation with unfrozen coins was a surprise, and we all understand that you are under pressure currently,however, even if the issue is not solved yet, it's really important to continue working now.People are waiting for a new Mac wallet, to begin with. When do you plan to complete a Mac wallet?

some of my friends new to crypto asked about investing in mooncoin. Unfortunately I told them as mooncoin stands today it is an unsafe investment since the dev has 70 billion coins that can be dumped at any time and its too much of a risk.

some of my friends new to crypto asked about investing in mooncoin. Unfortunately I told them as mooncoin stands today it is an unsafe investment since the dev has 70 billion coins that can be dumped at any time and its too much of a risk.

It's confirmed that Vassilis Kritharakis, a dev of Mooncoin, currently has about 62 bil coins on the biggest Mooncoin address. It's not true that he has 70 bil coins.You can verify it in any of 5 independent Mooncoin block explorers.It's true that no one except Vassilis, has an access to these coins. Vassilis told he would never sell these coins because they are officially frozen and don't belong to him.Agswinner told that coins, if not burnt, will be frozen in a next release again.Even if Vassilis dumps them, what next? He is transparent. All his received funds will be frozen by law, even if he would buy something with this money, that property could be easily sold and money returned by any court's decision.Why would he prefer to become a criminal, if he anyway doesn't benefit from it? Why not just staying with Mooncoin development?Another problem is he told he was receiving threats.It's a test for the strength of his character. Let him pass it, don't spread rumours. He is a real transparent person, who wants to make a career by helping the Mooncoin community.

Block explorers don't show these transactions.That means that these coins were not sent. You have told you have sent these coins from Coinexchange.That means that coins were not sent from their wallet, and still sit on their wallet.If they didn't return coins to your balance, for whatever reason, they are not right.You can submit a support ticket and to tell them that these txs are not seen in block explorers (you have to quote these txs) and ask to return coins.If their support doesn't respond, you can PM them at Bitcointalk https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=849024

Please never keep your coins at exchanges in the future. If you keep coins at exchanges, that depends only on their admins - to return coins or not.They control your private keys. C-cex.com got a lot of coins of their users after strange delisting of MOON (it was one of their most active DOGE and LTC markets, and they delisted it citing not enough volume) while they keep junk coins listed with a whole market cap below 24h Mooncoin volume). Coingather, Cryptsy, Coinex, Mintpal etc... never keep coins at exchanges. Use paper wallets! It's safe and simple.

some of my friends new to crypto asked about investing in mooncoin. Unfortunately I told them as mooncoin stands today it is an unsafe investment since the dev has 70 billion coins that can be dumped at any time and its too much of a risk.

It's confirmed that Vassilis Kritharakis, a dev of Mooncoin, currently has about 62 bil coins on the biggest Mooncoin address. It's not true that he has 70 bil coins.You can verify it in any of 5 independent Mooncoin block explorers.It's true that no one except Vassilis, has an access to these coins. Vassilis told he would never sell these coins because they are officially frozen and don't belong to him.Agswinner told that coins, if not burnt, will be frozen in a next release again.Even if Vassilis dumps them, what next? He is transparent. All his received funds will be frozen by law, even if he would buy something with this money, that property could be easily sold and money returned by any court's decision.Why would he prefer to become a criminal, if he anyway doesn't benefit from it? Why not just staying with Mooncoin development?Another problem is he told he was receiving threats.It's a test for the strength of his character. Let him pass it, don't spread rumours. He is a real transparent person, who wants to make a career by helping the Mooncoin community.

Ya lets just take someones word online about crypto worth millions of dollars. You know how many dev dumping exit scams I'e seen in crypto, a shit ton. It's too easy to get away from the law, most countries don't care about crypto and they would never catch him. Mooncoin is not a viable option unless those coins are burned, end of story.

Does that mean it's time to mortgage my house and buy as much as humanly possible? LOL.

can u give a link on it?

Sorry for the confusion, there is no link I was just joking around based on his previous nonsense crypto currency comments.

Crypto is under a PR attack from many governments, major banks and financial companies.Their major argument is it's overhyped. Governments say they don't want their citizens lose money and citing that , they don't allow buying crypto.But the free crypto market has working self-regulation mechanisms. The only problem is volatility. But it could be solved on a level of exchanges.Let's say a price significantly drops. But then big investors who missed the train earlier, join and a price is rising again.

BTC (and MOON) have their fair price, which is not permanent. If the whole world uses BTC, if there are many BTC atms, BTC services etc, why should we say that it doesn't have any value?It's nonsense. The mistake is to compare BTC (and other BTC like cryptos) to companies, to securities, to businesses. Or to financial scams. This analogy fails.BTC, LTC, DOGE, MOON etc are decentralised digital currencies, backed by people. Or maybe not even currencies, someone is saying they are more like commodities, collectables or anything else.Anyway it's property, and let people own property they like. Of course, decentralised coins are still something new, and there is a lack of laws, and even a lack of understanding in this sphere.It's like Wikipedia, only in a financial sphere and without one centralised website.

Maybe some people who work in governments really want to defend someone from investing in crypto, to prevent from losing money, if they believe that crypto is overhyped.But what if it's not right?BTC still has a market cap only about 25 percent from Apple's one. Apple is a legend, but BTC is a historical event, a new financial era started with BTC.To say nothing of Mooncoin, which has some tech advantages over BTC and currently has a market cap, similar to a market cap of small and quite unknown regional company.

Let's say you work in governments and you want to protect people. You think the crypto market is overhyped because it is already 1000 percent or more higher than it was an year ago.But what if you're wrong? What if it continues rising and in 5-10 years will be 100 or 1000 times higher than now (maybe not BTC, its potential seems to be not so big now (who knows though), but other coins).

Will you agree to accept this responsibility for your nation, for your country, which will not participate in this rise? What if you are wrong, and the future will prove that digital assets are worth something and this worth can be stable, no matter they are not like something what existed before?What if the whole crypto market can be several trillion dollars, like some experts say? Then there is a lot of room to go. Thus, you will prevent your people, your nation, your country from participating in this historical event. On the contrary, even a poor or small country can make a big success by allowing crypto, by supporting crypto, by developing blockchain technologies, and technologies without crypto assets/currencies will not motivate people, so crypto assets, digital currencies anyway are an important part of blockchain revolution.

some of my friends new to crypto asked about investing in mooncoin. Unfortunately I told them as mooncoin stands today it is an unsafe investment since the dev has 70 billion coins that can be dumped at any time and its too much of a risk.

It's confirmed that Vassilis Kritharakis, a dev of Mooncoin, currently has about 62 bil coins on the biggest Mooncoin address. It's not true that he has 70 bil coins.You can verify it in any of 5 independent Mooncoin block explorers.It's true that no one except Vassilis, has an access to these coins. Vassilis told he would never sell these coins because they are officially frozen and don't belong to him.Agswinner told that coins, if not burnt, will be frozen in a next release again.Even if Vassilis dumps them, what next? He is transparent. All his received funds will be frozen by law, even if he would buy something with this money, that property could be easily sold and money returned by any court's decision.Why would he prefer to become a criminal, if he anyway doesn't benefit from it? Why not just staying with Mooncoin development?Another problem is he told he was receiving threats.It's a test for the strength of his character. Let him pass it, don't spread rumours. He is a real transparent person, who wants to make a career by helping the Mooncoin community.

Ya lets just take someones word online about crypto worth millions of dollars. You know how many dev dumping exit scams I'e seen in crypto, a shit ton. It's too easy to get away from the law, most countries don't care about crypto and they would never catch him. Mooncoin is not a viable option unless those coins are burned, end of story.

You are speaking about short term scams. Mooncoin is another story. It exists for 4 years now, and people during all these 4 years keep saying that for whatever reason they don't trust and don't buy Mooncoin.It's normal. You are not correct that for a transparent person who lives in Greece like Vassilis it's 'too easy to get away from the law'. Countries care about property (be it coins or anything else), and they investigate cyber crimes. Anyway, we believe it's not Vassilis' story, currently there is no reason to think that he is not honest.You are right though that the best scenario is to burn coins, we know that the majority of their legitimate owners agreed to burn them, and no one posted that he/she wanted coins back. If someone wants, please post now in this ANN thread, and you must have a proof that you are an owner of these coins. After coinflow's comments, Vassilis has some doubts that it's 100% legal to burn coins. No confirmation from lawyers yet, that's the problem. If you or anyone could help with solving that, you are welcome.